Lesson 2: Would you like to go to the cinema?

A. Listen to the conversation again and tick the expressions you hear.

1. Do you want to go to the cinema?
2. Would you like to come with us? T
3. That's impossible.
4. I am afraid I can't. T
5. I'll drive you if you want. T
6. No, thank you.
7. Thanks, that would be nice. T
8. Shall I read you the review? T
9. Sure. T
10. Would you like to go at 6:30?
11. I'll pick you up at 6.00 then. T
12. Great! T

B. Match the beginnings and endings of the sentences.

C. Unscramble the sentences to make an invitation, offer or promise for each situation. Add a question mark if necessary.

1. Situation: You want to invite your friend to your house for dinner.

You say: dinner Would my house you to for to come like

Would you like to come to my house for dinner?

2. Situation: Your friend says he/she is thirsty.

You say: juice of you I glass a get Shall.

Shall I get you a glass of juice.

3. Situation: Your friend is carrying a lot of heavy bags.

You say: help will I those you carry

I will help you carry those.

4. Situation: Your friend promises to write to you during the holidays.

You say: a from you will send Egypt I postcard.

I will send you a postcard from Egypt.

D. Match the sentences in exercise C with a reply.

• thanks a lot. 3
• I am afraid I can't. 1
• Don't forget. 4
• Yes, I'd love one. 2